General Electric Range Switch

Oven won't start or displays error messages? A faulty door latch switch prevents operation when the door signal fails. Direct replacement restores safety.

Burner won't change heat settings or stays on one temperature? This infinite switch restores adjustable control to your range's surface elements.

This is a white rocker switch used on the control panel of a range or oven. It functions as an on/off toggle for a specific burner or oven feature. Replace this switch if it no longer clicks into position, feels loose, or fails to activate the corresponding element when toggled.

This infinite control switch regulates the heat output of a surface burner element on an electric range. It connects to the burner element wiring and allows you to adjust the cooking temperature from low to high. Replace this switch if a burner stays on one heat level regardless of the knob position, won't turn off, or doesn't heat at all.

Burner won't turn on or heat settings won't change? This control switch sail assembly restores the actuator that engages your range's control switch.

This is a rocker-style switch used to control the oven light in a range. It mounts on the control panel and toggles the interior oven light on and off. Replace this switch if the oven light does not turn on or off when pressed, or if the switch feels loose, stuck, or broken.

Fixes burner that won't heat or adjust temperature properly. This 6-inch surface element switch restores precise heat control to your electric range cooktop.

This is an electrical relay used in ranges and ovens to control power to specific components such as heating elements or fans. It switches circuits on and off in response to signals from the control board. Replace this relay if a burner or oven element fails to heat, heats intermittently, or if the relay is visibly burned or damaged.

Replace a faulty range infinite switch if your surface burner won't heat, stays on one temperature, or cycles incorrectly. Moderate DIY repair.

This is a black rocker switch used to control a function on compatible ranges/cooktops. Replacing a worn or inoperative switch restores positive on/off control and reliable operation of the connected feature.

• Controls an appliance function (such as a light or igniter circuit) with a single on/off action
• Common failure signs: switch won't stay on, no response when toggled, intermittent operation, or physical damage/discoloration
• Direct-fit replacement designed for the original switch location
• Helps restore safe, predictable control to the appliance

• Disconnect power and, if applicable, shut off gas before servicing
• Access is typically from the control panel; retain orientation of wires and note terminal positions
• Transfer wires one at a time to the new switch to avoid miswiring
• Inspect connectors for heat damage; replace damaged terminals before reassembly

This small oven light switch controls power to the oven cavity lamp so you can turn the interior light on and off as needed. It replaces a worn or failed switch to restore reliable oven lighting. What it does:

• Completes or breaks the circuit for the oven interior light when engaged
• Commonly used when the oven light won't turn on, stays off, or works intermittently
• Replaces a failed or sticky switch that prevents the lamp from responding
• Matches OEM function and fits the original switch location when specified for your model

• One oven light switch

• Disconnect power to the appliance before starting any repair
• Access is typically through the oven control console or inner liner; remove panels per your model's service instructions
• Handle wiring and connectors carefully; note connector locations before removing

Replace a faulty infinite switch if your range burner won't heat, stays on high, or cycles incorrectly. Restores variable temperature control.